Ballpark District

Built 1995–2024

The southwestern edge of Five Points where it meets LoDo and the Ballpark — dominated by mid-rise condo buildings, converted warehouse lofts, and newer mixed-use developments built after Coors Field opened in 1995. Housing here skews toward condos and lofts in the $350K–$550K range, with luxury penthouses above $700K. McGregor Square (opened 2021) added a hotel, restaurants, and event space adjacent to the stadium. This is Five Points' most urban, nightlife-oriented zone — game-day energy 81 nights a year, rooftop bars, and walkable access to Union Station's transit hub. Less residential character than other Five Points zones; more suited to young professionals and urban-lifestyle buyers who want walkability over yard space.

Price Range
$350K–$750K (estimated)
Est. HOA
$250–$500/mo (estimated)
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Amenities

Coors Field (Colorado Rockies)rooftop bars and patioswalkable nightlife and dining
  • McGregor Square (restaurants, hotel, entertainment)
  • proximity to Union Station and LoDo
  • Dairy Block (restaurants, shops, hotel)

Nearby Schools

  • Whittier K–8 (DPS)
  • Asbury Elementary (DPS, nearby)
  • Denver School of the Arts (nearby)

Nearby Parks

  • Sonny Lawson Park
  • Confluence Park (0.5 mi)
  • Commons Park (0.5 mi)

Getting Around

Park Ave
20th St
Blake St
Wazee St
0.5 mi — A/B/G/W Lines, Amtrak, bus
Union Station transit hub
20th/Welton light rail station
RTD bus Routes 38, 43, 44

Research date: 2026-04-06 · Price source: estimated · Amenity depth: strongActive condo market with good Redfin/Zillow comp data; amenity data from McGregor Square and Dairy Block press coverage